Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1935, Page 35

duress, It is said that Margaret Waley con- UDBIGLA LAY == =erss the kidnaping as he or Harmon. Federal agents say they captured | Waley through his wife's confession, then both Waleys confessed, impli- cating Mahan as the extortionist, and helping recover much of the loot. SR PR B i S 25 IN PRINCE GEORGES (Copyright, 1935, by the Associated Press.) JOIN IN SHORT COURSE = - | TACOMA, Wash., June 14.—A Prin- | w0 i1l Take Part in' Thir- eiple of old English law—that a wife 1s the mere chattel of her husband— was cited by Tacoma attorneys as likely to save Mrs. Harmon M. | Waley from a life sentence for kid- | BY a Staff Correspondent of The Star. naping George Weyerhaeuser. | HYATTSVILLE, Md, June 14— While the 19-year-old Mrs. Waley | Twenty-five Prince Georges County and her ex-convict husband remained | women have enrolled for~the thir- incommunicado in the county jail at | teenth annual rural women's short Olympia, Federal agents followed up | course which opens at the University fresh clues in their intensive search |of Maryland on Monday. for Willlam Mahan, the third suspect ‘They are: in the $200,000 kidnaping. Mrs. Bertha Davis, Mrs. Mary Near Butte, Mont., they searched a | Hainsworth, Mrs. Harry Higbee, Mrs. mountain cabin, from which a mys- | M. H. B. Hoffman, Mrs. C. E. Janes, terious occupant was believed to have | Mrs. Harry Jenkins, Mrs. Harry Ley, fled when the owner approached it |Mrs. T. F. Taylor, Miss Ethel M. Re- yesterday. Fingerprints were taken of gan, Miss Rosa Conover, Mrs. Edward articles in the cabin to determine if | Hislop, Mrs. Dan Carrigan, Miss the recent resident might have been | Grace Hurley, Mrs. L. L. Hurley, Mrs. the scar-faced Mahan, Bessie = | Miss Maude McCoy, Miss Phil McCoy, Ancient Law Cited. Miss Pernie Marcus, Mrs. Leo 8. As Tacomans speculated abouf the | Mudd, Mrs. Herndon Peach, Mrs. E. outcome of the Federal kidnap trial, S. Rigoli, Mrs. George E. Weed, Mrs. attorneys cited a bit of jurisprudence | R. L. Jenkins and Mrs. W. F. Mul- from the Middle Ages which is an im- | ligan. portant part of modern Federal law, . that a wife has no will of her own. | . . It holds, in effect, that when a wife | Woman in Gliders’ Meet. takes part in a crime with her hus- | Mrs. M. 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